Does this camera take panorama photos and stitch together?
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Sorry, no it doesn't. It's a pretty basic camera. All the essentials, no flare.
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Yes, it does.The function is called "live panorama" you just have to move the camera to one side you like most and that's it
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I don't think so. You need to buy addition and special lens to take the panoramic pictures. Or, using the special photo editing software.
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FYI, another option is the free download Windows Live Photo Gallery. You just select the photos you want to stitch together and then go to "Make -> Create panoramic photo" and it does all the work for you. Once it's done you will probably want to crop out a nice rectangle since you end up with some funny looking edges, but the end result is incredible.Here's a link to the photos I just created using this utility if you want to see the result:http://picasaweb.google.com/kbgriffis/Yellowstone?authkey=Gv1sRgCLD1tamF7YiqvAE#
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I don't know what stitch assist is but it does have a very nice panoramic mode. Marc
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Funny thing, I have not used the panoramic mode. (Which is crazy because I live on a river!) But I do love my camera!it takes awesome pictures.
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This camera uses a series of coordinated images made in "panorama mode" and 'stitches' them together to form the "pano". Once the separate images have been assembled they will be in one file that then may be printed through other software such as PhotoShop. At that point the print size is flexable. I have printed complete 'panos' on 8/5x11 to 14x17 paper. You should, with a little playing with it, be printing your panoramas relatively quickly.Stoney Truett
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No, it does not. You can make it work though, focus, shoot and carefully move to the next shot, then the next. Our graphic artists in house have a program to piece it into a panoramic photo.
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Hi B. Payne, yes, te camera can be set to Sweep Panorama by changing the Shoot Mode in the Camera Settings. Thanks_Mitch
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Yes, the camera allows you to shoot three overlapping photos to create a panorama image.
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Yes! You can take panoramic shots. It has Intelligent Sweep Panorama ™ mode-up to 360 °
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This camera does not take the Panorama photos.however, it does come with the Photostitch software on the disc. If you want to take Panoramic photos with this camera you can take overlapping shots of the scene and then the photostitch software will create the panoramic photo for you. The difference is that the Panoramic mode on some other Canon cameras shows you the previous photo while you overlap the next one which makes it easier to overlap properly. With this camera you'll have to do more guess work and align your shots really well for creating panoramic pictures.
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Yes and no... The camera does have this capability, but the quality of focus while zooming in and out (during recording) does not appear to be all that consistent/reliable. I just did a little test before replying to this question; there were places within the zoom range where the camera simply could not/would not focus.
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I don't think any Canon cameras have a true panorama mode. Past Canons I've had have a "stitch assist" mode that is just like taking regular one-at-a-time photos, except that after each photo, the screen shows the right edge of the previous photo semi-transparent along the left side, so that you can line up the next shot to overlap at the edge as best as possible. This is supposed to make it easier for you to assemble the photos into a panorama later using software on your computer. In practice I found it kind of annoying to use and nowhere near as good as the true panorama mode that's available on many other camera brands. I don't think any Canon cameras have a true panorama mode. Past Canons I've had have a "stitch assist" mode that is just like taking regular one-at-a-time photos, except that after each photo, the screen shows the right edge of the previous photo semi-transparent along the left side, so that you can line up the next shot to overlap at the edge as best as possible. This is supposed to make it easier for you to assemble the photos into a panorama later using software on your computer. In practice I found it kind of annoying to use and nowhere near as good as the true panorama mode... » Read More I don't think any Canon cameras have a true panorama mode. Past Canons I've had have a "stitch assist" mode that is just like taking regular one-at-a-time photos, except that after each photo, the screen shows the right edge of the previous photo semi-transparent along the left side, so that you can line up the next shot to overlap at the edge as best as possible. This is supposed to make it easier for you to assemble the photos into a panorama later using software on your computer. In practice I found it kind of annoying to use and nowhere near as good as the true panorama mode that's available on many other camera brands. « Show Less
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yes it does. Only used a few times. It has approx 20 scene choices on one setting. I absolutely love the camera and learning all about by practicing.
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do not believe it does. It does take individual photos but they are manually taken one at a time.
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This camera uses a series of coordinated images made in "panorama mode" and 'stitches' them together to form the "pano". Once the separate images have been assembled they will be in one file that then may be printed through other software such as PhotoShop. At that point the print size is flexable. I have printed complete 'panos' on 8/5x11 to 14x17 paper. You should, with a little playing with it, be printing your panoramas relatively quickly. Stoney Truett